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Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

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Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton draws considerable praise from clients, who turn to the team for its ‘excellent technical ability’ and ’keen strategic insight’ on the full gamut of contentious and non-contentious competition matters. Technology sector expertise is a defining characteristic of the practice group, advising some of the world’s leading tech companies on critical transactions. Nicholas Levy and Jackie Holland jointly lead the team: Levy is a key name for advising household names on complex multi-jurisdicitonal merger control, international transitions and market investigations, while Holland is an expert on all aspects of competition law and boasts an excellent track record for representing clients before the CMA and European Commission. Maurits Dolmans, who splits his time between London and Brussels, is noted for his expertise across the information technology, media and entertainment, telecom and financial services sectors. Paul Stuart has been praised for his ‘vast knowledge of both the pharma industry, competition law, and litigation strategies.’

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Testimonials

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  • ‘They are extremely smart, experienced, hard-working, responsive and pragmatic when needed. Best lawyers I have ever worked with.'

  • ‘Paul Stuart is so smart, pleasant and professional. Vast knowledge of both the pharma industry, competition law, and litigation strategies. He is fantastic to work with.'

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Key clients

  • AbbVie
  • American Express

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Work highlights

  • Advising Sony Interactive Entertainment on its global antitrust efforts in connection with Microsoft’s proposed acquisition of Activision Blizzard.
  • Acting as global antitrust counsel to Broadcom Inc., a global technology leader, in its proposed acquisition of software company VMware Inc.

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